The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-09-09

inent Iarm le~S Of NoiawaE equity, Mo-,
- ~ . rusl fought with kniVes on the 1 near
Marysville, We're both fatally wounded
s.. MEINRAD COLLEGE, at Indian Town,
Ind, was destroyed by fire on the "a. in
GLIDING valuable library of fifteen theu=
sand volumes, a large collection Of old and
very rare coins and a large museum. The
total loss was 800, 600: no insurance.
AT two a. m. On the morning OF the lat
obstructions were found on the railroad
track near Lebanon, o., over which an ex-
cursion train OF eleven cars and five hun.
dred passengers was to pass. The object
was supposed to be robbery. Nobody was
hurt.
A MARRIED man name1 Frank Hammond
shot and killed his paramour, Mrs. Lizzie
Tate, widow, at Cincinnati on the ID,
and then committed suicide.
GOVERNOR ADAMS aud General Crock III
consultation at Meekef on the I'd agreed
that two companies of the United States
troops will be Kept on the line between the
Uintah reservation and Colorado for the
protection Of settlers and to keep the II ties
out of the latter State.
A WELL-To DO farmer named Eli Will
Jams residing near Portland, Ind, was
shot and killed on the 4th while traspas-
sing on field of melons belonging to Levi
Pence.
A DARK cloud passed over Springfield,
ILL.,, from the south on the afternoon of the
4th. It's motion was that of tornado.
Large quantities of cornstalks leaves AMI
tWigs were dropped from the cloud and
fell in that city, but no report Of a cyclone
in the neighborhodd had reached there.
MRS. JOHN MARTIN and her two-year old
daughter were fatally burned by the up-
setting of coal oil stove in Cincinnati on
the 81.
CHARLES COLEMAN, negro, was lynched
at Flemingsburg KY. Oh the Sd by a
hundred masked men for criminal out
rage Oh young white woman
FIFTEEN THOUSAND men, representing all
the labor organizations in Pitts burgh,
paraded on the 3d.
A FREIGHT train was derailed near Leav-
enworth, Kan, on the Sd by an open switch
it going over an embankment, and killing
the engineer, James Munden; T. W.
Brown, brakeman, and Frank Chase, the
fireman.
SHARPERs swindled Harvey Kenton, a
wealthy farmer living near Urbane, O., out
of 81, 200 on the 9Th on the gold brick game.
The brick cost So.
In Charleston, s. c., over 5000 earth
quake-wrecked buildings have been re-
paired or rebuilt during the past year,
and 271 new buildings erected. The money
expended in the work amounted to 81, 3O0,-
900
AN Alabama man recently returned from
the City Of Mexico, stated on the 5th
that Marsh T. Polk, the detaulting State
Treasurer of Tennessee, is living in the
Mexican capital. After his arrest for rob
bing the treasury he was reported to have
died in Nashville, and the body was sent to
Bolivar for burial
The county treasurer's safe at Green.
vile, Darke County, O., was robbed on the
5th of $4,000. The treasurer was absent
on visit to his father at o neighboring
town.
THE Wisconsin Leather Company, at
Milwaukee, the oldest of the kind in the
West, owing to pressure of judgments
assigned on the 9Th, with liabilities placed
at 100000.
FIRE destroyed the village Of Werger,
Wis, on the 9Th, and the business portion
of Calico, CAL, suffered like fate.
THREE cattle thieves while resisting ar
rest on the 5th We're shot dead at Hol-
brook, A. T., by Sheriff Owen.